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The Charaeters by Mr. DO WTON, Mr. LYRE, Mr. Mr RUSSELL, Mr BAN ISTER, Mr RAY. Mr. MADDOCKS,' Master WA LLACK, Mrs.: ORG ER. Miss NV; LLON, Miss I inSWELI . 'Mts. MARLOWE,. • Tr-morrow, the Opera . of, The Haunted Tower; with • the new Fame of Temper or, The Domestic Tyrant. TIIF.A"I'RE. ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. ' TD-Aionetow EVENING, MV 6, isog, wit; 1 e ,:..twined • • KING *HENRY THE FOURTH. ' ,pri Acc of Wes, Mr.'e. KEMBLE ' Hotspur, Mr. YOUNG; • Falstaff; M. COOK E. • WITH RAISING THE WIND. • Jeremy ()Wier, Mr LEWIS, (Being his iast appraianac in that Charaaer). On Monday, th e frag,ciy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark ; with (hy rdrticuldir desire, And positively Sr the last time nu this Season) t h e V antome of : Harlequin and Mather Goose. To the PROPRIETORS of LAST INDIA. STOCK. LADItS ANL , GENTLSMEN, " DERMIT - me to remind yon, that the ELEO. A.l it)N is tlXed for the loth Inst. when it is my deter. ruination to proceed to the Ballot. • I cannot in adequate Terms express my.gratitude for the Very flattering r. option I have met with upon my Canvass, and should I se so fortunatf as to attain the'nbjett of- my. antbiti'4, my best endeavours shall be exerted to prove my. sett worthy of your choice. • I have the honour to be. ' Ladies and Gentlemen; ' Your much obliged and ver s o 'obedient Servant, • VA,SIES DANIELL., Billiter.square, May t, 1809. N. 13 Mr, Dowell's Committee meets 'daily at the King's Head Tavern, in the Poultry-, front Lleven till Tour o'Clock. To the PROPRI ET 'RS of FAS r INDIA STOCK, A LAI4IIII AND GIENTI.KMIEN, s ►'he I;ler . .tint' for a Director. 'in th room of roo of Mr; p wii I take pi or on trio lath hist. I ' , most earociitly recluetit your suffrage for that misortnnt Office; the dut.es of-tvliii.h I most solemnly pledge myself ro tultil (should I. by - your favour succeed th, rem; with that iiiterrrW: indepenelence, and atreni ion, as shall jusr,fy the Support 1 }Live experienced in lay Canvass, and the honour you will thus comer on, L:tdiesand Gentleman, Your most obedient Servant. wILLIMI/41 WIGKAM. . Bonn Aiiurance, May 4, iSog. —. ... THE nee. ROBERT BARTROLOMEW, Mag. to retireter i b f the Free Grammar-School,, - at Exeter, tottends rout the care'of it at Ntidsti:nmet next, and to re ceive ititoltls house, FOUR PUP I LS, whom he will pre • pare by instrutlinn, suited to their rurerlive Aiwa, either 1 1 1 , 4 the great Scho o l s , or for the Universities' Should any references be required they may be male to the Rev. Dr. Pearce, Dean- of Ely, Master of leans Colle, Cambrid g e; Oxfor ords to the Rev. Dr. Cole, Rector of Exeter ege, His Plan of Education, etc. nny be known on application to him. - THE ,lIIISH LINTC\I COMPANY have still •remflining a considerable quantity of their Old Goods, 'Whit:ll shall he sold to the last piece, without the smallest Wyatt .e, and they would recommend their Friends and Cits. totners to take the advantage of this opPortunity, tot, al. though Cloths may come down when the Produce of the Viait.sown this Spring can b e b roug h t to M ar k et, yet t h ey testythe roods now comingforward (the produce of last year's I , lax) must be considerably advanced They Sell HO Article nut Irish Shirt Linen and Sheeting, and not less than a piece of is Yards.—One Piece at Whole. sale Price, and nr, abatement. E ac h Pi ece i s (as usual ) 'Warranted as to fabric, and to he bl eac h e d on t h e grass, an d the Money .returned Ha fault appears. With Country Or ders, a remittance or a , town refe rence is exoe l c-ci. swift, petty imitations of their Establishment being lately put UP, by which ieveral mistakes have txcurred, they are obliged to make knowit that their only House in London is : 14 ?. 4, on the SOilth Sine of Bloomsbury.squate. Cash for bank of Ireland Notes. . . 1. O'BRIEN, Agent to the Company. • , , TO TANNERS AND I O'rHERS, • FOIL SAI,E, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, CIOM PACT and Complete , PREMISES..in most excellent Repair, ‘e% ith every convenience tor carrying -In the TA NN IN C; rrR A DE,ssituaed in the Grainge,ltoad, yosiiewion of which may be'llntrierkitely had.• At.pir for partic Wars to Mr- Scnith,..oft.bsCrange ;- ‘to Hepburn, of Long-lone. Soutnwar4. ARMY AND NAVY E321/11)AuE, 1"IfE PATENT CAMP, BEDSTEADS, Funii. tore, Mattraiseb, arid Bedding complete, arc vey respect. reon.iimendeti to Gentletnen, as being the inust pc.rtable uut superior to any others made in London ; Marquees, eti's, 'tables and Chairs, on improved proa:iplvs ; Sea Sofa Beds, and Chairs, !Or on Board S hip au; uitto gel Furniture, and Patent irass-screw Betistids, .lor East and West bwies, any! all Foreign Climates, at • MORGAN and SAN O E RS's i • ,a tent bedstead - Manufactory and Ware-Rooms, mor Nos., ; i s au 4 ; 7 , Catherine -street, Stra n d : 7 able ! 4 " 4 nd, Sanders's New invented Imperial Di n i ng al3l , aIIOWCd to be the most complete and El egant set ot e° "efinvented, are very portable, pack - i n k i n a B ox but ten IncliesdeeP • B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair:Bed Ware« I:t4ise. • MONEY. • N/IigSSItS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform -11- , those th at may be ,d e si rous of borrowing Tempo. I.II Y or Pcnnattent S,UIIIS of MONEY, that they can at all !pies, and without delay , advance any Sum tromAne Hun. red to Wenty Thou Sand Pounds, and upwards, on personal many other Sec ur i ty , ar i s i ng from Marriage Settlements, Mo. ,: t un;l4, C lei - amens' Livings, s pr Freetwiti s Co et py. U 414010111 Estates, on the must fair and equitable Ms, and will also conduct every Negotiation at much less txpence titan what is usually iimarred in money tratisadions. "cranial Applications Messrs. I.ucas and -Co. daily re e at their house, No. tg, lertnyn:Street, St. lames's, P°sry-Paid, immediately answered. • 'l en years poreitabe. w il l b c siVell tor wcariqcuted N., nit in, • FRIDJ MAy . 5, 1806; SONS OF THE CISRGY,_ T HE REtIEARSA L of the MUSIC t o he perform - . ell at the Anniversary Meeting of this CHAR' l'Y, will be in the. Cathedral Church at St. , Paul, on TUES.. DAY the ISth, and the ANNIVERSARY on THURS. Y the iSrlipf May, when a S ermon w i l l b e preached be. for his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, their Lordships the Dish •ps. the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, Alder. men, Clergy, &c. by the Rev.• Sir Henry Rivers, Bart. A.M. STEWARDS,. His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, k.G. His Grace the Archbishop of York. - - The Right Honourable Earl Percy. The Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Hereford. The Right Reverend the Lord Bishori.of Cloync, The Right Honourable Lord Browdow. Tice Right Honourable Lord Duntlai. The Right Hon 'arable George Canning, The Right Honourable Charles Flower, Lord Mayor. Sir antes Graham, Bart. M.P. • The Reverend the Dean of Winchester. The Rev., Richard Prosser, D. D. Prebendary of Durham, 'The Reverend W. J Aislahie, John Proctor Apderdon, Esq. Peter Free, Esq. Samuel Smith, Esq. NI.P, The Music will consist of the Crierrure of Fr.thrr. Mr. Handel's Derringer) Te Mnin, and jubilate, with his Chorus from the Messiah, 6, Ilalleluj-itt. fot the Lord God Omnipotent reigneth," an Anthem composed on pur pose for this Charity, by Dr. Boyce, and Mr. Handel's Grand Coronation Anthent. The Music to be c.onducied by Sir Wm. Parsons, MUS. U. And Leafier attic Iland i .Mr. Shaw. The Doorsof the Cathedral wlll - beopened atl'en o'Clock. Tickets for the Cathedral' and for .the Dintter4it Merchant Taylor's Hall, to be had of--Messra. NotnaVilie and Fell's, Bookseller, Bind-street; Messrs.. Rivingtons, St. Paul's- Church-vett; and of john Bacon, Esq. First Fruits-Oake, Temple, gratis. Benefactions to this Charity will 'be thankfully received by (ohn Bacon, Esq. Treasurer and. Charles Bicknell, ,Esq. Spring Garden Terrace, Secretary to the Stewards. DR; CA.I;LCtirI"S MITSWAL ORAMMAR. • , Lust published. the Second Edition, ut ' A MUSICAL GRAMMAR, in Four Parts, con taining N.otatioo, Melody, flarmuily, anti ithitiim.." Dr. cAt.i.coTT Organist of Covent.garden Church.' Revised and . Corre , :tad, with many additional Examples and Notes, by Ale,44N. RS LEY, JOIIS and S. WEiLIY, price c o s. 6d. itt boards. Printed for and sold by Rt. Birchall, No. im.New Botht-• street. Where may b: had, all the. favourite Compositions of the A above eminent tithox. « • Also " The Beauties of Pureell,? consisting of most favourite SQligs. Duets, 6:e. adapted and arranged by Dr. Clarke, Volume s, price 254 N.H. A Sacond Voludie i pteikaring, and will be pub •lislicd as speedily as possible. - • NEAV FItIKN MUSIC. just published, . „ DSty R. HI RC11.11,1., No. ► l33:New 13ori.stFeet, ins three with. Variati ons ,. dtsliciitect to Lady- H. Cavctictish, price A Grand Sonata, by ditty, si. Mee!'s(ticri.ikur fa.vourito Scotch Awl Irish Airs:,. with , • ' . , iri4tiot,t, de Litted to Lady Ric Pratt, Sonata, rt.thc:aed to I.ifiy,Geargtana Grey. b) Aleyer 1111114 at, bet, Two Sunatal, by Mourt and Sc ,rot et. arramced. by ditto, 6.. A Reno_ ,u by t:iii:inerp .45. A Kew.), wi th accompanitnents by Vtle,nbe i 2k. 64 Corri's Sc eimite " for the liarp aptrtwo .P.ertartne,s 4 031 the Piano torte, Os. Six hvou-rite Ajrs front the of "Le Marriage et;rct," ari - atigtd :-tr Harp and Pulio• Forte by .Meyer (Sett ) 4'. And t . iozillo's. lluet, tor. Harp and Plano Forte, performed by the M...t.es, liarrison, at. Mr 14.4rrisonts Concert, tas. , E W 1)1.0t:o FoR I E MUSIC. , dust publisiuxt. 13v R. 11114CHALL, No 133, New Bond•:street, • ORlVNlER t i . Oraild . Souata, dedicated to George t)nslow, Es;{. Op. 42, price ;s. Ditto, sth Diverti. Intim/ Nell() stile Antieo)4s. 6th Divertimento, in whietris introduced a lavuutitiSpaiiisli Fandano, ss, The favourite Hornpipe tram Le Nlariage Secret, by Cramer, 25., Duet etincertaine. for the Piano-forte and Violin, ..op, 39, price 7,6 t. and " The Few of Erin," a Diverti roimo; in t wtuc'it is introduced, Fly not yet," aild other popular tusk Airs, composed by P. A. Corn, price 45., N. 1.1. Tric Se . i.nkt :Edition of Calkott's Musical Gram- Irnir will be icAty in 4 fete ttJV $, prier los. This Day was published; In ItoYal Quarto. price 3i. sii. boards, Alt.'s CHRONICLE; containing the flistory or Ei ,, ,laUd, durinct.,the Reign of blenry the Fourth, And. the, succeeding MOnaracs, to the end of the Reign of 'Henry the Eighth. In - Which are, particularly descritlect, the Alanners and Customs of those periods. Carefully collated with the Echelons ot Ij ariti ic cOO Printed for J. loli nson ," F . and C. Rivington, T. 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Where may be hat, by the sane Author, printed unilbrinly with the above, Refl.:F.l;ons on Deiitt, wit-I 4$ boArds, cAmpBELL!S IV W PULL. This published, ilandsoniely printed c fl 'Medium Quarto, by Bensley, pr;ce • to.Non-subwribers, I Ss in Li:Ards, CIERTRIJI)E of WYOMING, or the Penn. , sylvaniiM Cottage, art.s other Poems. By 111011,1 AS C.A.AIPItI Aut4r of " the Pl.isiires of llopc," &c. . published for th , .: Author, •by Longrnaii, Hurst, Rees,. and urine,. Paternoster. row. This Day was punhshed, lrt Onr-Vtlume,, 4to. pace 41.- 4s. boards, ADES it PTIV GATA Lop LIE of tle ORIEN- T A litiRMlV of the 4tc StiL.T.-114 of hl SORE,' To which is prefixed. Memoirs of HYd.f,r Aty Ktt.ttr, and his Sun, Tippoo Sultan. CHARGES sTEkvAttx, Esq. M.A.S. Late Major of the Liengal Establisit,nenr ' and Professor of OrientairLtriguages in, the Honourable East India, Coin. pa!ly's'College ar Hertford. Printed fig Lollginan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Potions. terertw, A s only esr. have been printed of this Work, it is ,requested that early appin:ari,n ur mule for Copies. .lILAND's TALES. " .. - ' . This Day w publitheti. . ! In Ego. neatly printe:t b ) Il...ll.ititylic, pike 9s. boaids, the ' • ' Secemkt Ldition of . ' • r DWY and ELGI V A .tire! Sir•EVERAIta, with ottrar•Tale4 And yawns. • . ~ . - . By . the ACV. it 01.9,, Tit 1,,k D. ' Priuted.foi Lorignian, tlurbt, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row ; and T. Reynoldi and Son, Oxford-street. - •' Our extracts are static:.-nay ample to give a due esti mate 'of., Mr. Island's .. pnetical genius-, particnlarly as to the uncommon sweetness and hatat.ity of his Versification."— 'Annual Rev. i 8 1 • . " Dryden is o:ten most achrtira4le for the art with !which 11: has interweaved his mum; scitte riees and Idlnsions into the main hody.of hia tale ; and Mr. Wand, together is 1:1411 of other excelleiacies, has very judicionsl y rransath Li this also into his poetry, and evert, in: 30(11C rinStalleeS, Liiioll it."--Crtt, Rev. Ito& Of ma) be itad,,hy tpe.ome Author, printed uniform cv•a!) the ah,) t", The Four Sl a ves of k.:ythera, ,in n ce, in . Ten Camas, 4 • , pricr.9s, oudrus. Thi. Day were published, FT ' Two - Volumes taint). the ond Edition, price i2S; in • - • bualds, NrEMOIRS of an AMERICAN . LADY, with 4 Sket,:hes 9f Manners and. Scenery in America, ik6 they existed previous to the Revolution. Priikted for Longuarn; Burst, Rees; and Prme, Pate/nos ter-row Piccadiliv • aoil Mrs. H. Co9k, rnyli-Nt'ea• whoth may be bad, by the same Author, • r. Letters horn the Mountaii.si the 4th Edition, in; volt. latito. price - tit boards. " Ilie•charm of these Letters consists in their being the artless ettlrsion of a superior tu;,, , t. There is'sterling good scribe it, utp4t pt tier temarki"*m '6ooks, manners, education, Sze. and A great 3114 f; of original 11) . She always af)pearS t 4) us in a !iglu A t tince respeelanle acid amiable. tier chide'. standing is bttang, her fancy lively, hot sensibility acute. She has the air or placing• every ttinighetbre our eye..; h ; :r, we heir litr e Attu eve Lecunie accivainted with net ; and when we Shut het bOOL wosvcru to Like IC4Ve of a LiCtld," —A11(1. Reif. 2. The Ilighlander,4 and other Poems ; zd Ed 3. fOolicap , ayo. prize 74, extra br.Nr:',4. • PARLIAMENTARY.BF. FORM. AT a MEETING of the 1111ENI)S uf such a REFORM as would secureto the PEOPLE the It E. A I,ITY and USES of ItE PRESENTATION in l'A R.- Li AMEN T, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern,-Strand, London,' on Monday, May t, Sir FRANCIS 13URT)tTT, Part:M.P. in the Chair. .f It was Resolved, • . 1. That it is " e grand Principle of the Constitution, 4 ! that the People shall have a Shire in the Govenunent, by " a just Representation in Parliaincirt." 11. That rite lone dusation of Parliaments greatly facili tates the Corruption of the ,Members, and rem o v es th a t wlfoleiome Check o; Contsoul on their Conduit, a frequent Recurrence to the Opinions of their Constituents. 11 I. 'Char in a Petition presented to the House of Corn. monk on the 6th May 1793, it w:l3 offe;•cd to be proved,at the Bar, 44 that 154 individuals :!, 1 . by,,theit own Authority, appoint or procure the R.rur,t u, '3,7 Members of that " House" (eUlusive of tilos.- rt . . , i4i. ticoliatid;, " ry who ete ' thus epablol to decide' ;111 Quest:wits in 'the Name of the whole People of C r, at . .I V That this Meet;ng belie.,;e 3 individual Patronage in Po-- roughs has iiierea'seci sr:let-1793. That In those-in which the Voters are few, and which are called Open, the Itetuttis ate, for the most Part obt aine d for Money. That the r,preseuta• firm of Scotland is extremely indui,rwed ; and that theivaro great deteds-in that of Ireland : and it ,is the opinion - id this Meeting, that a Brea: Majority of the Members of the•Coni..' Mons' House aro so returned that the Nation is not constitu tionally represented, thouilt it is taxed to suppart an diture of snenty mil li,ns sterling a ,;.ear. V. That in the Ad (commonly called the Ad of Settle. :mint) which placed tial House of Brunsvvi‘k on the Throve of these Realms, it was a5...1 , -itand recognised as the Consti• tutional Principle, that no Verson' who " has an Office or " Place of Protit under the lc: in,: or receives Pension from thu Cr o w n , shall b e capable aserving as a Me.l ber of the House of Commons," _ ..... ....... . VI, That it appears by .a - Report laid on the table of the TioAse of Commons in lune last, that seventy -eight ot• its Members are in the regular receipt under the Crc•Wn of' 1. 4 7 3 .901 - 4 IC 4 ' u. . .. i V 11 . That in dysl t ilia.' deehtted by Mr. Pitt in the licAt , :e of Commons, that " seven or, eight Nleinbers uf that noose 4 ' were sent there by. the Nabob of Arcot, and that , a Foreign "' State ha enmity to this Country, might .procure a party to 44 , att for it under the mask. anti ctiaraeter of blembcrs of that " House." . • ______. • VI I I: Thai such a 5 tate of Representation. is a National Grievance. I X. That in every Department of the State into which quiry has been made, scandalous Corruptions and Abuses have been deteaed. ' X.. That the Esehtsion of the Public Voice front all In. fluent:tin, and the consequent Corruption of, the Govern- Wins. of,the Cominental States, have beep the Causes of their Subjugation. • XI. That so long as the People shall not be fairly 'repre sented- Corruption will Increase our Debts and Taxes will acimmulate ; our ResOurces .will,be dissipated ; the Na tive Energy; ot the People will be depressed ; and the Cowl try deprived of its-best Defence against Foreign Fors. 11 . 1. it to reinaly the g•eat and glaring Evils of which we complain, it is not necessary to !wee racoutsc to Theo retical Speculations, or dangerous Experinients in Govern. mein; but to recur to the' Principles handed down to us by the ‘Visdoin and. Virtue of our t•orefathers. • • XIII. That tin) Remedy is to be found, and to be found only, in a full snit fair Representation of the People in the Commons' House of Parliament ; it remedy equa II y. necessary .to the Safety of the Throne and the liappincss and Indepen dence of rime Country. X 1 V. That we therefore recommend to eyety Town. City. qukt county, to take the ut the Represeluatiint into coo sieratiint, and urgently, but temperately, ;o apply ro'l'arlik. mint to adopt sinh inta:ates as -shat! s ecure to the Nation the Reality anti Use Sot Representation. FRANCIS 111,/14.D.E1"1', ChAirinan. • NI:NV iIIIIItIti.ANE NEWBERY and SONS; No. 43, St. Paul's • chus,:h..yani, pru t uie t o r3 (if Dr. laniss's Powder and other val , a,ole, Preparations, inform the Public, that conseiluence of the New Stamp" Duties. tn.: Price uf Medic:hie will be in future 2S. 91. per Pa.:ket, or Ss. 6d. per Dozen; but the Tiantity of a!)o::.:u I'.L.4ts in a Bottle (as ut.u.ie up tor the Atiny and Navy):liity be had 'for xi. 4s. And its the wUrds "F. Newhery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved itv the Stamps,.whicli it is presittned will be a smilkient seem ity against Counterfeits, his Signa ture on the Labels 'will be discontinued. The following are the Prices ..of their other ,Iledieines, Stamps included ; but those who purchase six, or tuure,..it 2 time, will be allowed•the Stamps gratis. •s. d. -s. d. Dr. Jatnes's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Cartnitt.itive t 9 Do, at a Bottle -2q o Dr, Austin's Crialybe.ate Do, Artaleptic Pills. 4 6 Pills - •4, o Do. large Box • 24 a Freake'sTind.ot Itzuk 4 o The Antibilions Pills, 2 9 Dr. "Ho ',chime:, alto 3 a Dr. Steer's Opedeldoe 6 Tonic 9 Do. Convulsion Oil 2 6 English Coffee - 3 9 Ditto Nitre Drops 2 6 Carruther's Drops 3, 9 bo. Can - unpile DropB t ., 9 Essence of t.',inger • Do. Paregoric Lozenges z ti Ditto Peppermint • I lit Angibaud's Blois ditto t ti Dr, Hooper's Pals t 14 Es,seuce Coltstbot • 3 6 Grant's Drops . t Nlr.Spenoe's I)enti-trice 4 o inglish's 3 - cots Pill, I ti Cephalic, Snail o ignesia 2 . .6 Jones's afteurn. , Tittd. 3 6 Norto n ' s Drops - 5 6 Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Spilsbury's Drops 5 6 Glass's Magnesia - 3 Or. Solander's Te a z 9 Wilson's Alterative 46 G reettough's Tincture I I} Purifying Sweet Cakes 2 3 Do. Tulu Lozenges t• 14 N, B. As In:my Persons -mistake /louse of Messss. Newbery, observe, that it is at the East. End et St. Paul's, tour Doors from Cheapside with these words inscribed or , the Front -" TILE t)NLY WAIt.F.:I{OU6I:. FOR jAMILS's ?OWL/Eft." • - • r SlXi'E'•. ••• FiEvyLETT's rr,IHE FIRST and SECOND PIiRTS of Ilk:2 • Work, which were out of print, been re-ori,l ed, COTtlp etc &CIS the tirat Five Pan ly sin tiOw be of 211 fiaOksterictS; the large paper at ps. and the,atpall pAp:r at e. ,75, per Part.. . entire Work will be. completed, in twaory similar Parts published Monthly. , Bridge-street, May 1, tgl. • • CONTEkIi'QRARY VOYAGES AN!) TRAVELS. ' r i "'HE NINTH . VOLUME of !his interr -ting WORK. is Tin, conyleted, :nay bs nott of Ilookselicra, price 155 in noariii The Nuinbert of the ..iTtr,fr Volumes which were out a" print tieing re.printed,. and some of the Noes r, , esigravea, amplete.Sets. in Nine Volt:l:nes, nt any sing:* Voluine.may be had of all tho'Booksellers, pti4,:t is,. cacti, The Work will continue to .ne .fisintatn ''sturri; hers, at 2s. U Tenn , Vol•nne 4 ;n.nite...ed 0114 fie .tbrot 13.ine, , and c. , ntain.seyeral v;441.1ti10 eur“.,;.is ACw.int'S of recent Vey Ages and Fraticis• bridicc.stre:', May 1, t&A.• • • • • 1)111D1N.. N O. 1. of the PROFEsSIONAL LAVE of 3i . -1. 1 1 DI hunt 170 to the ton , of bc lisintit on :rat allay, May 20. , Mr. 11.1$ tnc satisfattion to announce that large Impre&stott ii ILOW as‘ertsiiied, aNd that he 114 s sevvral I fins. MOW: and excited Names :It the ot his Susscr,p_ .. 0 .._ 'lite -Work will contain epo Songs. :2o of ,whiLlt , viti have the Music, - He has the pleasure, to icitiowledke, that the must repcitable Of his own l'iot6sion ~ave largely sub• <.nd his gratitude is entwittly e.ne to the Sia , :wly of Free Masons. • • a Particulars may be known at No: 32, and izs, Strand. .DIXON's PILLS. rirliESE TILLS have Tong ut)tainett, a just cele. brity in the private. prattice of the Pt, ropr4er, Mr. 1)1 X 0 N, Apothecary ; and from their great SULce4s ilt many obstinate Bitiotti I.3isorders, oii numerous Pationts ut dis. fillet !OH and others, particularly the late Duke 13e.lfurd, Sir George Warren, the 'lmager Lady Say and Sale, toe Viscountess IJulteley, &c. rkc. he was persuaded to . od:,:r them to the Public, under the approbation and tho Sanction of their names. arc found to be an incornparable remedy for re., storing the tone to tha(stoinach fi , g curing indigestion, for preventing crudities, and their consequent disagreeablo eroc. tations•and tlatudencies. They preheat habitual and tempo rary Costiveness, sick Head.acbs, and Heart-but, which iq occasioned by pregnancy, and a debilitated Stornach,whether arming rroin the 31..vimuny of tlie redunclant bile, intornperec diet, or di inking to excess. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. liutlet.'s, 4, Cheapsi corner of Paternoster-tow ; and by must Country NlN,licint: Venders, in }loxes at 24, 9d. bs. , and alb. HANNAY'S OR . 11.:1 NA . SPEL:Ik For tlael 1,11. AL. L.I 1.11. E E N ON of of ER.TA I N - DISORDER. FORTY YEARS experience in every tr-Let,..of the W ild, has indiiitutaly establisis.3l...theteet to winch the Diseaverehlthe late Sir sANIUEL lIANNAY, Bart.) pledged himself that this 1' It EVEmnvE was infai. liole in its powers, anti rlfeetuall y secures to SE X SS • CO NIP LETE PROTEGTIO'N hen the direCtions are punausilly observed. Many are pru ,, iently . 4,Jtorred trout trying the 0141 of any Antidote,. tearing cense, quenees injurious to the Constitution. IA the use of the SP E CLEW. On external Wash) there is every thing to hope-'nothing to tir;:.td —the doings of the sceptic, and the opposition of the•ikitcreitcd 4re :day sub» tis notorious, and has been 'particularly rerthif ketl tr Fa,uilty, that this terrible_Disease I,:si; frequent at lit . 131 , :551i1g has' been 141 Jy•iisCllo,4.l to universal' adoption of those principles, upon, this highly 4:44•Angtet , LU. TioN, (armed. nodinitinAed teputatinn for so long a perio~t, is i ts be s t eniogiun i , aril auvocat4s its pretensions better than a thon.,.,n,i . attestett eases, Mulls, for oovi.nts reasons, the applitatitill of this Remedy. render* itiadnitbSt ble. No length tint, or change,: of c 1 mite, the ,iiir— tues of this AN ii - VENEKE:i it is there.; fore, singularly well adapted for all Persons going abrood, who, frost ViirtOUS Cdt4scs, 'mist lit; liCcilhitri7 9 Xl 3 oiirtl to tli9 ravages or this cruel Disputer. It is sold in hottlzs, los. 6d. eaqh, or t9S. more that: onc) Ann at or Elmo tor t: LAI y inch24,l only at ilte Old ‘VareliPose, No; I, LIT T!. F+. STK IIA YEWARI , IIO'; an. will oir sent to any p.tf t of the , Unite:if:log(l°ms,, incloAng the ankrit, with t he Aitilre'ss ( Real or Assioiled) direOed (post pitht,i, COOK, as above. wHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN cf tiara ;Ina itesp.,n4ib.hty deviate from the general sys. tern, :by the 'selettion of i u patZictildf branclk of long continued success Is the beat criterion jr : 4 -uperioin4 Foulteen.years have we devoted out Practice Li tit.: e.x. elusive treatment of two DisorklerS, and the stie..,essliri result Of our Plan gives 4S additional ardour to 0pp9i . ..,,a‘ tat .ts we are able, the ravages' of those Complaints are the must important in the atalognoot Human !Mir:Milt:a. After initiation into every Branch of Prat:lice, we coctem. 012ted the sulli:ritigs of SIPHYLITIC and DELIILI. rATEp Patients; and formed a‘vvish to rescue individuals tc,P.n the ignorance of uneducated men, or the eltraily rta,i.. * 'gcrous preetpitanerat general Practitioners.. The Disorders, to the cure of which we have devoted our attention, comprtse every species at V ENE KEAE. IN I LC. whether of a r6..vrit or long duration; zdiy, MI kinds of DEBI L.ll' Y, whetoer arising - Irons the !whits of tehoul,boys, or the indtilgences of mature Age.. Ntimetous Diseases are the result of ignorance or haste, in the treatment of- a. simple Gottortittes, antrilliot unfre.. q4etilly 11.(1)1 ens, that the seeds of Life are Poisoned by the indiscretion 01 an ungaarciell. hour, By a superior method. such Complaints are e a s i ly cure d, an d even where others -- have failed, we trust that tve may presume to otter a tattiest re-establishment. Few however, arc the Cases o f C omp li cated distress iu this Disorder, i:ompared with the Citi4ilittOtig sttnaitnit of men, who, front an in:lalgenee in a SOLI rA ICy VICE, or the prevalent gaieties Ora fashionable lite, acquire that state ur 04blilty. Which is the unavoidable consequence of slum Lernicious habits. the unhappy .suitirer•hroothS over his misery, but carefully croceiris hielnislortune, it may be some canisala. tiois for him. tosknow e atkat although it may be Ali Qbje".l doubt or uncertainty with other entetitttilwfb. Ilia removal of these deficiencies by the g rad ual prOgtCss 01 Ii ciluvatioo, is tite acquirement of our experience. It the rites 01 , ,Bacehris or Venus have began to reduce manly vigour, plUell anxiety wilt be prevented, by art carpi couateraetion..of thus latlgUla state, and in these c 4544, great difficulty will occur. ' But where tins deficiency has tor years existed, a proper perseverance is indespe,nsably req uis i te to revive the slumbering sparks. of Life,. and. tt.Y . N.41.111144 the Constitution. The secrecy which is. so essential to etur undertaking, and the qualifications which wit presume to stare, :arm t!ie ha : i s of our pre te►witrus, , n d an cnineld„znce wi to- such, this ti,o IS given, that Mess:o. I.lilCill, and Co. In. ! ) , he eon.. suited petrutally, or Ike letters (int,losing a bank ,/v Jte), a t their House, No. asi, Aruntlel-street, Stunt); Heat l'etilinc. There is an additional Entrance Ia Water-street, adjoining, and the Name i$ on Doti) the Pool*. A DIPLOMA from toe ftoy.tl College of 50r, 1 , : ,, 05t iri London, end Tetnztoniils train the most eminent Pio:ilk:LAI:1 and Lecturers, of revilat Education, arid attenti.Jn t 4, the Stiofie>"cit eYt ry klial:Lit ut the Plaft3il.l), are to inspedum of any inquire:, and coilititote tiut ground for Mat 61.41Ceii with . Willett we Wire bitileito hot %) E. LEI c ii &m u t.:O. sufieritti, a4l Arundel-arm